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Israeli Finance Ministry Denies Budget for Post-Traumatic Care of IDF Wounded After Three Years of War

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Israeli Finance Ministry Denies Budget for Post-Traumatic Care of IDF Wounded After Three Years of War
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First reported by N12 · 12 minutes ago

What happened

After three years of war, Israel's Finance Ministry refuses to fund post-traumatic care for 90,000 wounded IDF soldiers, blaming the Defense Ministry, which denies having sufficient budget. A committee recommended a two billion shekel annual budget, but bureaucratic disputes threaten the rehabilitation system's collapse.

  • 01IDF has 90,000 wounded soldiers, 26,000 seeking recent psychological care.
  • 02Rehabilitation Department warns it is near collapse due to lack of funds.
  • 03Committee recommended two billion shekels yearly to improve care.
  • 04Finance Ministry says no budget and blames Defense Ministry for funding gap.
  • 05Defense Ministry denies funds and accuses Finance Ministry of blocking progress.
  • 06Both ministries accuse each other, leaving wounded soldiers without adequate support.

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N12Center · Hebrew12 minutes ago
Israeli Finance Ministry Denies Budget for Post-Traumatic Care of IDF Wounded After Three Years of War
MakoCenter · Hebrew12 minutes ago
Israeli Finance Ministry Denies Budget for Post-Traumatic Care After Three Years of War

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